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Are Kenyan students highly marketable in the UK?

Group Chief Executive Simon Lebus and British Council Director Tony Reilly at Brookhouse School [PHOTO: COURTESY]

Cambridge International Examinations has opened office in Nairobi in a move expected to make it easy for students within East Africa to sit for its internationally recognised examinations.

The Nairobi office is the latest in the organisation’s bid to grow in sub-Saharan Africa which currently has over 830 schools. Simon Lebus, the group’s CEO, says currently there are only two ways for East Africans to access Cambridge qualifications:

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